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You know that 覗く is "to peek," and the kanji 込 means into, so this means to look into or to peer into.
覗き込む is a more active version of 覗く, meaning "to lean in and look closely into something," often with a sense of earnest intent. Depending on the context, it can also convey a feeling of depth, like you're trying to see beyond just the surface of something.
The reading comes from the word 覗く and the kanji 込 put together.
中を覗き込む
to peer inside
下を覗き込む
to peer down into
目を覗き込む
to look into someone's eyes
顔を覗き込む
to lean in and look at someone's face
鏡を覗き込む
to look into a mirror
画面を覗き込む
to peer into a screen
彼は箱の中を覗き込んだ。
He peered into the box.
彼女は心配そうに僕の顔を覗き込んだ。
She leaned in and examined my face with concern.
先生はまっすぐに私の目を覗き込んだ。
The teacher leaned in and looked straight into my eyes.
気がついたら、知らないおじさんが、肩越しに私のスマホの画面を覗き込んでいた。
Before I knew it, a strange man was right behind me, peering over my shoulder at my phone screen.
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