The possessor of the isolated d pawn often employs the h pawn in his attack. Usually it happens when there is an enemy pawn on g6 (g3), which in this case attracts the h pawn like a magnet.
Stockfish is a wonderful tool, but remember: it's not enough just to notice that the machine recommends a move - you need to understand why. If it's not immediately obvious, play a natural move for the other side and keep digging until you'd be able to explain and demonstrate to another player why the machine evaluates things the way it does. Andrew Greet, Chess magazine
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