Please provide a detailed explanation of this:

Data from the Census Bureau states that the mean age at which women in the United States got married in 2010 is 26. A new sample of 1000 recently wed women provided their age at the time of marriage. We would like to test whether the data from this new sample indicate that the mean age of women at the time of marriage exceeds the mean age in 2010. From past data, a standard deviation of 5 years is assumed for the population of interest. The value of the appropriate test statistic (z) is computed for the sample and it's equal to 1.27.

What is the conclusion of the test using a 0.1 level of significance?

(basically in terms of that, if the mean age of women at the time of marriage exceeds or does not exceed the mean age in 2010)