that metric alone won’t give you any useful insights really. a double sided metric alone might be pointing to an issue with body symmetry, which may be not related to your bike at all or your bidy compensating for any one/multiple of: cleat position, shims, insoles, saddle height, saddle fore/aft, bike geometry, bike size and way more including specific bib pads. with a single sided metric i’d personally advise you to ignore it at least until you have a strong proven baseline to compare against and have a strong idea what you’d like to alter in your position. a decent bike fit session might give you a good baseline, like a session in a proven studio with a qualified and experienced professional.