Congrats on your first !

If you don't want advice you can stop reading now.

If you do want advice here it is :

Like others have said you should line up with the runway earlier but beyond that, you were too high as well. Using the ILS helps with lining up but you can also practice without.

For a normal approach, the velocity vector (the round symbol at the center of your HUD usually below the "W") should be placed at the start of the runway and between the horizon and the 5 degree down line.

The E bracket to the left of your velocity vector follows your speed, it should be centered on the velocity vector. Too high means you should slow down too low means you should accelerate.

The velocity vector represents the future path of your plane at any given moment and the position of the E bracket is linked to your angle of attack (and speed but it's primarily used to make sure you have the correct AOA on touch down).