Is there similar result between simulation and reality?
Yes, usually

Simulators are pretty accurate, at least for the specific things they're programmed to measure and account for.

For example we have a pretty good idea how airflow works, so airfoil/wind tunnel simulation is very accurate. We also have quite good ideas of how materials react, flex, break etc, and can model them pretty accurately.

However

No simulation is 100% accurate: there is always potential for things in the "real world" to happen in a way we either didn't account for, or weren't expecting.

For example sometimes manufacturing flaws mean a material breaks in a way we weren't expecting, or an external influence changes the way something happens. We also don't have a 100% understanding of aerodynamics under all conditions.  This is why we still need real-world testing. There are also circumstances we've never encountered and therefore can't be certain of: eg aircraft are designed to handle around 150% of the force of the strongest known/experienced turbulence, but we can't be truly sure that this hypothetical 150% turbulence would act as "regular" turbulence, merely 50% stronger

In short: yes, the results will be similar, but they will not necessarily be identical, depending on exactly what you are testing.