Will My $5,880 Negative Balance on 2022 IRS Transcript Result in Refund? HOH Filer with $17,557 AGI and $6,164 EIC

Just got my 2022 tax transcript and I'm really confused about what I'm looking at. According to my Internal Revenue Service United States Department of the Treasury Account Transcript (requested on 03-10-2023, response date 03-10-2023), my adjusted gross income shows as $17,557.00 and I filed as Head of Household with 3 exemptions. The transcript shows self employment tax of $2,543.00 (my SE taxable income was $16,623.00), and I received an earned income credit of $6,164.00. Looking at the transactions, there's also another credit of $2,259.00 dated 04-15-2023. My account balance shows -$5,880.00 (as of March 28, 2023), with $0.00 in accrued interest and penalties. The transcript shows my taxable income as $0.00. I'm looking at these numbers and transactions: 150 Tax return filed: $2,543.00 (Cycle 20231005, date 03-27-2023) 766 Credit to your account: -$2,259.00 (dated 04-15-2023) 768 Earned income credit: -$6,164.00 (dated 04-15-2023) My return due date or return received date (whichever is later) is shown as Apr. 15, 2023, with a processing date of Mar 27, 2023. The document references my filing information with a code 76211-453-84433-3. The transcript clearly states "ANY MINUS SIGN SHOWN BELOW SIGNIFIES A CREDIT AMOUNT" and shows my "ACCOUNT BALANCE PLUS ACCRUALS (this is not a payoff amount): -$5,880.00" Can someone break this down for me? With these credits and the negative account balance showing -$5,880.00, I'm not sure if this means I'm getting a refund or if I owe money. The transcript is dated March 10, 2023, and shows a processing date of March 27, 2023.