Solve is giving you a Rule for T, which is much more polite than setting the variable T to some value. You can use the Rule by a Replace, for which the shortcut is /. (PS. It's a good idea to begin user symbols with lower case, so they don't override Mathematica definitions. )

In[1]:= solution = Solve[3 x + 5 == 2, x]

Out[1]= {{x -> -1}}

In[2]:= solutionForX = x /. solution

Out[2]= {-1}

In[3]:= (* You get the nested list because Solve has the possibility \
of offering multiple solutions. You can de-nest like this *)
solutionForX = x /. solution[[1]]

Out[3]= -1

In[4]:= (* this has set the value for solutionForX *)

In[5]:= solutionForX

Out[5]= -1

In[6]:= (* you could have set a value for x, but that can be annoying \
if you later want to use it without definition, asn in In[1] *)
x = x /. solution[[1]]

Out[6]= -1

In[7]:= x

Out[7]= -1

hello, i am attaching a file. I am getting this solution for my problem. again i want this values as an input to next stage of programming. so i want to replace '==' sign by equal sign. How can i do this ?

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Untitled-1.nb