Because your parents are claiming you as a dependent, the 1098-T should usually be reported on your parents' tax return.
The exception to that is if the scholarship/grants (Box 5 of the 1098-T) is larger than the tuition and fee paid (Box 1 of the 1098-T, plus any other qualified expenses not on the 1098-T). In that case, you need to report the excess scholarships as taxable income. There is also a 'trick' that you and your parents can potentially do to qualify for a credit, but I won't get into that here (you may consider a tax professional for that).