Hello 'mcnmar...',
If you meet the reserve price, yes, the seller is supposed to sell to you at that price if that is
where the bidding is when the auction ends.
Meaning, - if there is still time left on the auction, you have not 'bought' the item as the auction
will still run its course. The reserve price is the absolute minimum a seller is willing to accept
for the item. By the time the auction ends, the price could go higher.
If the price does not go up and you are the high bidder at the end, you get the item at that price.
See the following:
http://pages.ebay.ca/help/buy/reserve-price.html#what
Good luck, - I hope you win! 
