In a Diagnostics Report, should we prioritize data we think the user should care about more?

I am currently working on a diagnostics report that will output a green string of text if the test passed and a red string of text if it failed.

However, the user is only ever going to be running this test as either a check or to see what has failed. Therefore I am inquiring if it is a user experience principle to make the failure string more apparent to the user (through something subtle like making it bold). A difference in color already communicates a difference between the results but should I go further?

Here is what the strings look like on their web page: