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I received this email from Google (translated from my native language):
We have got the request to access to your Google account using email address. Your code is XXXXXX.
Does it mean that somebody already has my password and all that he needs is second factor (code)?
It can be two possibilities:
You can try to put your email address here to know if your email address is in public leak.
If you still receive these sms in a few days, you could change your password and security questions to be sure.
It could also be a phishing email. Do the links in the email lead to a google.com domain or somewhere else?
If what you pasted in is word-for-word from the email, it contains a few English grammar mistakes which can be another indicator of a phishing email.
If your email address has been exposed it may become the target of further attacks, like phishing.
Without more of the email in context it is hard to make an absolute determination of phishing, and considering what you found at HIBP @florian's answer sounds more feasible, but it is still worth considering this may be a phishing attempt.
