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It is meaningless because as git says, "nothing added to commit but untracked files present", which means it notes that you haven't added your home directory files to the repository, and you are saying you do not intend to do this. Proceed no further with git commands within this directory.
The more advanced version of this is that you can look at git files, visible or hidden (ls -a) and remove those files if you wish. You may also look at those files, but they are likely small and have no information in them.
My further assumption is that the files in your home directory are the same, untouched, as they were before you tried to stage the directory.
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