That should not show on the revised W-4, but what it means is "Married but withhold at higher single rate" would result in MORE tax withheld from your wages. Tax withheld at Single Rate is a bit higher than tax withheld at the Married Rate.
This would be a good option if you are married, but your spouse makes a higher income or you are in a tax situation where you usually owe more tax at the end of the year than an average married Taxpayer.
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