The second chart is the t-test:

This chart will be helpful to determine whether the results are statistically significant.

The first column is the t score of the data.

The second column is the degrees of freedom.

The third column is the sig value of the data.

P-value / sig.: The number that says where on a standard bell curve a value needs to be in order to be statistically significant [ex.: p-value of .05 means that a value must be outside the middle 95% of a bell curve to be statistically significant] (if we use this, we should probably have an image with it)

The final columns are the ranges inside the confidence intervals.

Confidence Interval Range: an interval that consist of a range of values that are likely to have the unknown parameter.