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1. Go the Control Panel (not Windows Settings)
2. Click "Hardware and Sound", and then "Sound"
3. In the Playback tab, right click the device you want to hear voice chat in and select "Set as Default Communication Device". You may need to repeat this with the option "Set as Default".
4. In the Recording tab, find your microphone and do the same thing as step 3.
I was able to use voice chat properly after doing this. Hopefully they add an official option for changing sound devices in a future update.