If you made Simple IRA Contributions from your paycheck, you may have a Code S in Box 12 of your W-2. You would not also include that amount in the IRA Contributions section under Deductions and Credits.
You can also make contributions Simple IRA contributions on your own, but those are not deductible. If you did not contribute to a Roth, you could enter $0 or leave the entry blank.
Here's more info on Entering Simple IRA Contributions.
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