Is there sufficient evidence that the variances of the three groups on the outcome are similar?

Between-Subjects Factors Value Label N gender - Male 16 N Female 16 major Vocational Education 8 2 Physical Education 8 English Math Descriptive Statistics Dependent Variable: praxis gender major Mean Std, Deviation N 1 Male 1 Vocational Education 32.50 2.517 2 Physical Education 34.75 .957 3 English 37.75 2.630 Math 38.25 4.924 Total 35.81 3.674 16 2 Female 1 Vocational Education 27.75 1.708 4 2 Physical Education 35.50 2.082 English 37.75 1.708 A A 4 Math 43.00 5.598 Total 36.00 6.356 16 Total Vocational Education 30.13 3.227 2 Physical Education 35.13 1.553 3 English 37.75 2.053 Math 40.63 5.502 Total 35.91 5.108 32 Lexene's Test of Equality of Error Variances(a) Dependent Variable: praxis F df1 d12 Sia. 1.407. 24 .248 Tests the null hypothesis that the error variance of the dependent variable is equal across groups. a Design: Intercepttgendertrains+gender * major Tests of Between-Subjects Effects Dependent Variable: praxis Type Ill Sum Source of Squares df Mean Square F Sia Corrected Model 568.969(a) 81.281 8.137 .000