If you want to know which specific version of Python you are using with your Jupyter Notebook, well you can write in a small code snippet one of the cells to quickly find out.
import sys
print(sys.version)
As you can see I am using Python 3 version 3.11.3

Another quick way is by running the shell command in a cell.
!python3 --version
You can even get the location where Python is installed using the which command.
which python3

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