That is effectiveness against infection. The efficacy against transmission will be higher.
When the virus infects someone that is vaccinated there are less symptoms, less viral load and less risk of further transmission.
And I don't think anyone has done a study on the efficacy of vaccination preventing superspreading, but I suspect that vaccinated individuals are rarely, if ever, superspreaders.
Also that is contradicted by the NEJM study today that finds that Pfizer is still 88% effective against Delta:
https://globalnews.ca/news/8050563/pfizer-astrazeneca-vaccin...