The report focuses on "top variants" that impact your genetic predisposition, so they typically select a limited set of variants that have the most significant evidence or influence on specific health traits.
Genes aren't included in the report if the genotype is the normal variant/wild type, i.e. the normal function of the gene.
It's quite common for genetic reports to prioritise the most statistically significant or well-studied SNPs for particular pathways and leave out others that might not have as much supporting evidence or relevance to your specific genetic makeup.