If your web pages, such as Facebook, are taking an inordinately long time to load, I suggest downloading some type of page load timer app or extension for your browser to demonstrate this. You can then take a snapshots of the results and upload them. As an example, the following is Facebook for me, with the page lowered to the bottom right corner of my desktop so as to include the system clock in the snapshot. The page load time extension I'm using is no longer available, unfortunately, but there are others.
With regard to videos, because of both the pandemic related high level of congestion with the system right now and the high latency inherent to satellite internet, streaming and videos, like with Youtube and even on Facebook, can be touchy. They may take longer than normal to load and there may be a good deal of buffering. This is especially the case in the evening, when the highest number of people are online. You can try both reducing the resolution of the video and/or turning off, or snoozing, the Video Data Saver, though how much of an effect either of these will have can vary.
Though the speed tests run are incorrect for the use of official troubleshooting purposes due to the correct sizes not being used, your overall speed appears to be okay. Because KathyVoss didn't ask for more, and because her remote tests showed about what yours are are averaging, I wouldn't bother running more speed tests, even with the correct sizes. However, if you're requested to run more in future, please be sure to use the correct sizes (25MB down and 4MB up).
