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It could be recorded in the history file on completion of the Db2 backup, making it eaily acessible via db2 list history backup all for db xxxx. The current "End Time" listed is not same the minimum recovery time show by db2ckbkp -l or the db2 rollforward db xxxx query status "Last committed Transaction". By recording it the history file it would also be easily accessible via the SYSIBMADM.DB_HISTORY view.
What is really being requested is the timestamp of where the "db2 rollforward db CSNXDB to end of backup and complete" will end up at, if you attempt to do a rollforward to less than this time it will fail.
Therefore knowing this time ahead of doing the resotre will help determine if the restore will be successfully to resolve the issue encountered that you are trying to recover from.