A Test Case Execution Record (TCER) or Test Suite Execution Record (TSER) may be executed multiple times so the "current result" is the last or latest result.  For example you start a TCER and it fails because of something missing so it would become failed.  You would start again and this time it passes so you mark it passed so the TCER has 2 results one failed and one passed so the latest is passed and that is the verdict that the TCER will display.  You can open the TCER and see all the results that have been marked against this particular TCER.  Generally if you plan to run a TCER multiple times with in a test cycle you would create multiple TCERs to record the work.  Some teams might want to run a single TCER multiple times but that really does not show the real work done as it will count as a single execution in any reports as things are rolled up on the "current" result of a TCER or TSER.