When the assumption of homogeneity of variances is met, you can interpret the results from the standard t-test that uses pooled variances in its calculations and requires no modification to the degrees of freedom. This is, for the most part, advantageous when we are trying to detect the mean difference between groups. The results for the standard independent-samples t-test you need to interpret are found on the "Equal variances assumed" row of the Independent Samples Test. This row is highlighted below: