If there are no errors and the disk has no latency above 3 seconds, it should be declared as a good disk.
If there are errors or latencies above 3 second that were corrected, this should be reported as "problematic but correction attempted". The user should be instructed to rerun the test or the test can be rerun automatically and if the rerun is fine than the disk should be reported as "fixed". If the problems persist the disk should be reported as "problematic".
If there are no errors and the disk has no latency above 3 seconds, it should be declared as a good disk.
If there are errors or latencies above 3 second that were corrected, this should be reported as "problematic but correction attempted". The user should be instructed to rerun the test or the test can be rerun automatically and if the rerun is fine than the disk should be reported as "fixed". If the problems persist the disk should be reported as "problematic".