Well, if you aren't interested in those results, they aren't important at all.
Basically, those are the results of contrasts, treating the independent variable as a factor variable, and then applying polynomial contrasts across the factor categories.
Obviously, the factor categories have to be ordered (and in the correct order). And, essentially, they are treated as equally spaced.
See: https://www.ndsu.edu/faculty/horsley/Polycnst.pdf , for more details.