What is the "address" being returned from GetProcAddress()?

Question

I'm a little bit confused with GetProcAddress(). Quoting the Win32 docs:

If the function succeeds, the return value is the address of the exported function or variable.

I know that for functions, GetProcAddress() returns a function pointer that calls the desired function. However, it isn't clear what GetProcAddress() returns in something like this:

DLL code

typedef struct {
  uint64_t foo;
  double bar;
  char* baz;
} MyStruct;

__declspec(dllexport) MyStruct* my_struct_ptr;

__declspec(dllexport) long long special_global;

Application code

void* my_struct_ptr = GetProcAddress(my_dll_handle, "my_struct_ptr");
void* special_global = GetProcAddress(my_dll_handle, "special_global");

What would my_struct_ptr and special_global in the application point to?

EDIT: Does my_struct_ptr point to the DLL's my_struct_ptr or the struct that the DLL's my_struct_ptr points to?