They will look at it, but absolutely not judge you on it. [Most] Pharmacy schools actually expect students to make around a 40th-50th, but that depends on the pre-requisite requirements to apply. Don't let your first score define you. Pharmacy schools - or any applicant-based schools in general - LOVE seeing an upward slope in your grades. You can use it to your advantage on your personal statement, mentioning a life-changing experience for the better, and even your interview if you get lucky.
I noticed someone in the comment section mentioned that they might ask you about it in your interview, that is a possibility. If they ask you about it in your interview don't lie about it, just tell the truth. You were under-prepared and wanted to test the waters based off of your knowledge without studying, and it didn't work out. You can even take it a third and fourth time, but set your mind to make sure to score much, much higher on your second try. Save yourself lots of money and stress.