Some ideas:

1) lower the plant so the stem is touching or circling the pot. This should root along the nodes.

2) cut the leader off to force the nodes to send out new shoots.

3) put some other plants around the base to cover up the bare stem. Maybe put another similar plant in the same pot.

first.. always learn the proper name of a plant... scroll down here until you find it..

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=swiss+cheese+plant&t=newext&ia=web

then take that name and add PROPAGATION ... like here ... and then watch a bunch of vids about it..

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Monstera+deliciosa+propagation&t=newext&iax=videos&ia=videos

on some of these plants.. every piece of stem might root... so you might get a lot of new plants...

basically.. your plant has elongated.. due to insufficient light... there is nothing to do.. but renovate your plant into a vibrant new plant.. repotting along the way... and then getting rid of the old plant...

once you cut it all back.. you might want to try to let the old trunk resprout.. if you are into learning.. and seeing what happens thru observation ..

good luck with your project.. keep us posted in you do some propagation.. and show us what happens..

welcome to the forums...

ken