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What you get in the output font size will depend on both whatever is in the source epub, and what settings there are to tell the conversion what to do with it.
To find out what is in the epub, you can open it with the Editor and look at the css to see what font sizing is in use, but if you don't know how html and css works, this may just confuse you. It is not necessary, but just might be helpful.
No matter what is in the source book, you can change the output font sizing with some conversion settings.
Look at the top three items, pictured below, in the Fonts tab of the Look and Feel section in the conversion options, when converting a book. Hover for tool tips, then play with the settings to get the output font size you want. (In the image here it is all turned off, because most of my conversion is from OCR text and I edit the result and change the css anyway.)
(Note that once you have converted a book, the settings are saved for that book. For a more global place to do the settings, look in Preferences / Conversion / Common options. A setting put there will apply to a new book you haven't converted before. So once you have converted a book, changing global settings will not affect it anymore, you have to change the book-level settings. This confuses a lot of people at first.)
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