You cannot undo a conversion to Roth IRA. Therefore, you will need to take the excess contribution plus earnings out of the Roth IRA.
To clarify, you made the conversion in 2024? If yes then entering this in TurboTax will be difficult since when you enter the nondeductible traditional IRA contribution to get the basis on Form 8606 TurboTax will calculate the 6% penalty. But if you don't enter the nondeductible traditional IRA contribution then TurboTax will not create Form 8606.
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