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You can be confident that you do not have the STD's that you were tested for. If you got standard blood work but you never talked with your doctor about STD's and you never got specific tests for STD's, then your status regarding STD's is as uncertain as before you had the blood work done. "Blood work" doesn't tell you every possible thing about your blood all in one go. There are specific tests for many different things, and they have to be individually requested.
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