Samy,
Multiply the first number the script prints (i.e. the number in scientific notation) by 65535 to get an rms noise estimate in ADU. Ignore the other numbers.
Then open the Statistics process and read the AvgDev value. Choose the 16-bit range so the value is also in ADU.
Then divide these two values, to get an SNR estimate.
This estimate has some limitations which affect its validity. Only compare the SNR estimates of subframes or integrations of exactly the same target (small dithering and alignment differences are OK). When comparing subframes, wildly different gradients will invalidate the comparison. There are other issues also.
Various processes estimate SNR differently and possibly more robustly. This is only one way to do it.
Mike