Depends on how the connection class file returns that data.
As far as the text box is concerned , it is nothing out of the ordinary:
myTextBox.Text = stringFromSomewhere
If your class file is returning the SqlDataReader (and that would be a reasonably bad idea - they should be disposed, and it is normally the responsibility of the creator to call Dispose when needed) then just access that and move it:
If reader.Read() Then
Dim desc As String = DirectCast(reader("description"), String)
myTextBox.Text = desc
End If
If it doesn't, then we would need to know what it does return to give you a more detailed answer.