@Listlad
My personal opinion.
It is the breakdown of the cholesterol that counts as it is a mix of the good stuff, the not so good stuff and the bad stuff. You can ignore the total for the most part.
The triglycerides are the baddies and yours are OK and low enough. Ideally under 1.9.
The HDL is the very good stuff. Yours is low. The standard rate is 1.2 to 3.5. Ideally as high as possible.
The LDL can be bad stuff and can also contain good stuff if other factors are there. The standard range for diabetics is under 2 but LDL is made up of particles. If the particles are small dense ones, it is very bad. If the particles are large fluffy ones, it is good. Sadly we don't get to have particle tests in the UK.
The cholesterol/HDL ratio standard is under 5.
However, the more important ratio is the Trigs/HDL. Yours is 1.24. Ideally it should be under 0.87.
All in all, in my opinion, your cholesterol is OK and better than most, but you could do with increasing the HDL.