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What does it mean when Levene's test is significant?

It means the assumption of equal variances is not supported, so you read the row of the t-test output that does not assume equal variances. SPSS gives you both rows for exactly this reason, and choosing between them is one of the most commonly missed steps.

This comes up on SPSS Support and Analysis Help, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.

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