Hard drive crash: how to re-install Photoshop?

I had photoshop on my Mac but the hard drive crashed.  How can I download photoshop to the new hard drive?  I did not receive DVDs, I downloaded from the adobe website.

How can I download photoshop to the new hard drive?
Which version?
You can download from https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install.html
You'll need to enter your serial number to re-license the software on your new hard drive.

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