Aside from individual private keys, can also import the "master private key" to import the whole wallet while keeping the HD feature.
For that, you'll need to create a blank "descriptor wallet" and import a descriptor made from your backup phrase's master private key.

Here are the steps:

• Follow Husna QA's instructions up to the point when you paste your backup phrase to iancoleman's BIP39 tool.
• But instead of going through the private keys, copy the "BIP32 Root Key" instead.
• Generate a Parent Descriptor using that master key by following this format:

  For your wallet with legacy Bitcoin Addresses: "pkh(xprv...........nFG3cCzejXfUUzMWehii19K/44'/0'/0'/0/*)"

  For your wallet with SegWit Bitcoin Addresses: "wpkh(xprv...........nFG3cCzejXfUUzMWehii19K/84'/0'/0'/0/*)"

• Open Bitcoin Core and create a new wallet and tick the options "Descriptor Wallet" and "Blank Wallet", the other option should be unchecked.
• Open the console (Window->Console) and use the command "getdescriptorinfo" followed by the descriptor that you created, take note of the "checksum" among the results.
• Now select the correct wallet in the drop-down menu above the console and import the descriptor using this format (example):

  importdescriptors "[{\"desc\": \"pkh(xprv8ZgxM...your descriptor..Wehii19K/44'/0'/0'/0/*)#checksum\",\"timestamp\": \"0\",\"active\": true,\"internal\": false,\"range\": [0,999]}]"

  (your descriptor starts from pkh and ends before the checksum)
  (replace the "#checksum" with the checksum from the result of getdescriptorwallet)
  
  
• Wait for it to finish the rescan and your funds should appear.
  
  

Note: Since this will only import a descriptor for receiving addresses, your wallet won't be able to create transactions if it needs a change.
To fix that, you should import a descriptor for change addresses or manually indicate a change address when sending bitcoins.
It's also recommended to use a blank wallet since this will deactivate the current active parent descriptor (but will not delete/replace) if imported to an existing descriptor wallet.

Lastly: Just like what's been suggested by others, it's still best to just send the funds to your Bitcoin Core wallet .