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lichess said that i cheated

i was playing a game and i was losing, because i lost three pawns , but then i started to push my single pawn to the promotion , so my opponent needed to gave his rook for my past pawn , but he remained with a bishop and four pawns against my rook and knight , so i was thinking about resigning because he will push them forward and i will not be able to stop them , and i opened the analyze just to watch what evaluation is giving stockfish to my position , and if i lose anyway i resign , but lichess stoped the game because i cheated... if i cheated i wasn't without three pawns
If you open analysis on an ongoing game, then that is cheating.
Either resign first and analyse afterwards, or play on and do not consult the engine.
"i opened the analyze just to watch what evaluation is giving stockfish to my position"

And how is that not cheating?
If lightning strikes your left hand off at the exact same moment it would have made contact with your right hand, did you just perform the fabled one-handed clap or did you merely fail to clap your hands?

Or it's like in Minority Report. The Lichess precogs detected that you were going to cheat (they're overworked so this only happened the moment you started the engine instead of before) so you were sentenced to prison for future murder-oh wait, you're not flagged as a cheater.

Congratulations, this is the one way you can try to cheat without risking a ban (don't quote me on this, though). Mostly because it's detected instantly 100% of the time.
lol, man that's like opening a text book in an on going exam to check whether you were thinking the same thing or not.
but i just wanted to see what the +- score was i really wasn't looking at the top moves suggested by stockfish really i promise... I think it starts looking at the score then proceeds to just play computer moves because wow its gives a good score. Your above 1700 no reason you need to cheat your in what the 80th percentile of online players here ?

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