I can tell by the fold in the leaves that you got pothos. It's a good variety too. Generally, the darker leaved pothos grow fastest. The 'Jade Pothos' with plain dark-green leaves is best but can be hard to find. Yours looks like 'Golden Pothos' which is also good. It has dark leaves with a little pattern or variegation. My plant filter has about 40% Golden Pothos, 40% Jade Pothos, 15% Arrowhead, 5% other. The 'Marbled Queen' pothos with highly variegated, very light-colored leaves is what you'd want to stay away from. It's very slow growing.
Pothos and some philodendrons look very similar and as potted plants they behave similarly. They're both heart-shaped, have similar light and water needs, and are vining plants. Still, if you give them something to climb, pothos will outgrow philodendron cordatum and hederaceum. But with the roots in water, my philodendrons haven't grown much at all while my pothos has grown from a few clippings just above the water line to several feet long.
Pothos has a more evident fold in the leaves than philodendron. This is a quick and easy way to differentiate between them after you've seen enough. There's only one way to tell for sure, 100%. You should check.
If the petioles or stems have grooves in some places which look like they might have been sliced open halfway with a razor (usually having brown color along the edges), it's pothos (left). If the stems have no grooves and are round everywhere along the stems or petioles, it's philodendron (right).
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