“If the correct result has been reached, the judgment will not be disturbed even though the trial court may not have assigned the correct reason for the judgment entered.” Shore v. Brown, 324 N.C. 427, 428, 378 S.E.2d 778, 779 (1989) (citations omitted).We conclude that the undisputed facts and circumstances known to Officer Griess support the conclusion that the law enforcement officer had the requisite reasonable suspicion to justify a traffic stop of defendant’s car, and that the trial court’s findings of fact support this conclusion as well.