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To the best of my knowledge, this is how it works:
If a member of your family has the base game and the DLC, and they're not playing it at the time, you can play it, and you'll be playing it with their DLC.
But you can't do something like, buy ONLY the DLC on your account, and play it using the base game on a different account. When you play a game from a family member over family sharing, you're effectively "borrowing" their version of the game, and you'll be playing whatever DLC they have for that game.