‘Scaled explained SS’, which as the name suggests is based on a normalised version of the explained sum of squares from the auxiliary regression, suggests in this case that there is no evidence of heteroscedasticity (since the p -values are considerably in excess of 0.05).
However,in this case, both the F - and χ 2 (‘LM’) versions of the test statistic give the same conclusion that there is enough evidence for the presence of heteroscedasticity, since the p -values are below 0.05.
Thus the conclusion of the test is ambiguous and we would probably be unsatisfied.