Need help interpreting Levene's test

According to the SPSS output for Levene's test (table 2), the F is 2.421, and the Sig. is 0.125, which is less than the significance level or alpha / of 0.05 or p<0.05; thus, the variations in the samples likely did not occur based on random sampling of the population. Therefore, the assumption of homogeneity of varianceis not rejected.

There is no statistically significant difference between the males and females of the heart rates, t (62) = -0.559, two-tailed. However, there is a Confidence Interval that shows a lower of -5.699 and upper of 3.112 and because of (0), there is no significant statistical difference that shows up between male and female heart rates, so the Null Hypothesis will not become rejected.

Is this interpretation correct.?