The function string-ip-address takes a string in the standard dotted IP address notation a.b.c.d and returns the corresponding integer IP address.
The function string-ip-address takes a string and tries to parse as an IP address. If ip-address-string is in a proper dotted IP address format, it returns an integer representing an IPv4 address. Otherwise it tries to read it as an IPv6 address using parse-ipv6-address (with trim-whitespace-p nil), which returns an ipv6-address object if it is successful or nil if it fails.
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