This verse is part of a plan orchestrated by Rebekah to deceive her husband Isaac into giving the blessing meant for the firstborn son, Esau, to their younger son, Jacob. Let's break it down:

"Go now to the flock and get me two good young goats from there." Rebekah is instructing Jacob to go to their livestock (the flock, likely sheep and goats) and retrieve two young goats that are in good condition. The "good" indicates they should be healthy and suitable for cooking.
"I will make them savory food for your father, such as he loves." Rebekah is planning to cook the goats into a delicious meal that will appeal to Isaac's tastes. She knows exactly what he likes. This is important because:

Isaac is old and blind. He is relying on his sense of taste and smell.
He intends to eat a pleasant meal before bestowing the blessing.
The meat is meant to mimic the taste of wild game that Esau, his favorite, would bring him.

In essence, the verse means: Rebekah is telling Jacob to bring her two young goats so she can cook a meal that will trick Isaac into thinking he's eating wild game prepared by Esau, thereby setting the stage for Jacob to receive the firstborn's blessing under false pretenses. It highlights Rebekah's manipulative actions and her desire to ensure that Jacob, not Esau, inherits the blessing.