We've had quite a few analysis done for my husband, so i'll do my best to interpret based on the explanations we've had.
Sample produced was 5.4ml (normal would be above 1.5ml) so, good.
PH is within normal range (up to 9 is normal I think)
It liquified (as it should) normally.
Quantity of sperm was 54 million sperm per ML (normal would be anything above 15 million per ML)
Total number of sperm in his sample was 292 million (normal anything over 39 million)
On my husbands sample "progression" referred to the number or % of sperm swimming in the correct direction, so assuming its the same for yours, 65% are swimming the right way.
Non-progressive meant not swimming the right way/in circles etc so that would be the 4% presumably.
31% non motile. For my husbands this meant dead/not moving.
8% of them were normal shape, size etc (anything above 4% is normal, usually this is called morphology I think)
I'm not sure on what the clumping refers to though, as we've never had that mentioned or on my husbands results before.
Based on the "normal" parameters fertility doctors have given us, all the above looks within the expected ranges.