Convert datetime to 24hr

Hi ,
I have written a SQL query query to select the max date of a column from a table:
SELECT MAX(datecolumn) from dbo.tablename
I get result as '2014-01-23 22:53:39.683' when I execute this in Management studio, but when I do the same in a package (execute SQL task) the value it returns as '1/23/2014 10:53:39 PM'.
How to covert this datetime into 24 hr format?

SELECT REVERSE(LEFT(STUFF(REVERSE(
CONVERT(varchar,getdate(),9)),3,4,SPACE(0)),11))
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