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So when you play music say from youtube Audicity can record it.
The technical description , back in the day on laptops the audio connection to the inbuilt speakers with the onboard chip is shared so stereomix would help with a bridge for Audacity to use to record what you hear.
On desktop the speakers are connected to the sound card.
So stereomix is for recording not playback.
Delay or echo is caused when the mic is too close to the speakers causing a feedback then interference is heard in the speakers and headphones.