Can also add password REVERSE option and add login default database owner to select clause

SELECT sql_logins.name AS [LoginName],

CASE

WHEN PWDCOMPARE(REPLACE(t2.WeakPwd,'@@Name',REVERSE(sql_logins.name)),password_hash) = 0 THEN REPLACE(t2.WeakPwd,'@@Name',sql_logins.name)

ELSE REPLACE(t2.WeakPwd,'@@Name',REVERSE(sql_logins.name))

END AS [Password]

,sql_logins.default_database_name,sql_logins.is_policy_checked,sql_logins.is_expiration_checked,sql_logins.is_disabled

,(SELECT suser_sname(owner_sid) FROM sys.databases WHERE databases.name = sql_logins.default_database_name) AS database_owner

FROM sys.sql_loginsINNER JOIN @WeakPwdList t2 ON (PWDCOMPARE(t2.WeakPwd, password_hash) = 1

OR PWDCOMPARE(REPLACE(t2.WeakPwd,'@@Name',sql_logins.name),password_hash) = 1

OR PWDCOMPARE(REPLACE(t2.WeakPwd,'@@Name',REVERSE(sql_logins.name)),password_hash) = 1 )

--WHERE sql_logins.is_disabled=0

ORDER BY sql_logins.name