How to tell if my Win 10 laptop is connected to an access point or a router

I have a router that resides two floors away from where my laptop sits.

I get pretty iffy wifi \ Internet speeds because of the distance.

I ran a cat 6 ethernet cable from the router to a jack which is right next to my laptop.

Recently, I configured my WN300RPv3 N300 as an access point.

It connects to a wall power outlet next to my laptop and has an ethernet cable that runs from it to the aforementioned ethernet jack a foot away.

The NAME (SSID) of the access point is the same as my router.

This setup work very well for me in that I now get great wifi \ internet speeds.

I know my laptop is connecting to the access point and not the router directly because if I shut down the access point, I lose connectivity to the Internet.

My laptop is running Windows 10 home version 21H2 (OS Build 19044.1469)

Here's my question.

How can I tell if my laptop (other than the speed) is connected to my access point or my router ?

Thanks in advance for any help