In your case, I think you should use a Switch action. Are you intending for a different action to take place if the request is marked approved vs if a request is marked denied?
For clarification:
If a request is marked approved, send email saying approved.
If a request is marked denied, send email saying denied.
If the above is how you want your flow to work, you need to use a switch action. Alternatively, you can just use dynamic content in your email.
In your current flow, the condition is set up where if the request is approved OR denied, the condition is equal to true.
In the YES branch of your flow, you can keep your Send email action. In the NO branch, do nothing (unless you want to send an email if the request is neither approved or denied.
In your email, utilize the dynamic content which is the request value. For example the email will say something like:
Your request is: [approval request dynamic content].
This will insert the dynamic content so the email will send the appropriate approval status value.
Hope this helps!
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