The link title might be misleading if you're not familiar with the process. The justice department (and iiuc Google as well) gets to propose remedies, but it's up to the court what actually happens.
Judge Mehta has suggested he'll issue a verdict by August. Then either side can appeal. There is still a lot of legal road ahead.
Wildly speculating, I'm curious if the current Supreme Court would want to set precedent around the interpretation of antitrust law w.r.t. the consumer welfare standard, and whether there's anything in this judgement that would let them do so.
edit: readability