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Short answer is 'you can't so buy a Bluetooth HRM'
AppleTV is not compatible with ANT+ which Garmin use as a comms protocol. It uses Bluetooth Low Energy instead. Fortunately Bluetooth HRMs are cheap or alternatively get one which does both flavours such as a Wahoo Tickr. I run An Elite Direto with Apple TV and a cheapo BLE HRM and it works fine.
The ANT+ dongle you posted won't work with your Apple TV. 4iiii make a 'bridge' which is also a HRM but unless you intend using other ANT+ devices (and given you're using a Neo I'm not sure what those would be) then a generic BLE compatible HRM will be cheaper.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/TAOPE-Adapter-PerfPRO-CycleOps-TrainerRoad/dp/B...
Should this work?