Once you have used your difference of cubes to factor
8x3-27=(2x-3)(4x2+6x+9)
you know that x=3/2 is a solution
Then you need to find the other solutions. If we only cared about real roots we would use the discriminant to see if it was worth solving the quadratic, but since we want complex roots as well we can just go ahead and commit to using the quadratic formula for the remaining 4x2+6x+9
a=4 b=6 c=9
(-6±√(36-4(4)(9)))/8
(-6±√(36-144))/8
(-6±√(-108))/8
√(-108)=i√(108)=i√(3*36)=6i√(3)
(-6±6i√(3))/8
(-3±3i√(3))/4
So our roots are one real root x=3/2 and two complex roots x=-3/4+3i√(3)/4 and x=-3/4-3i√(3)/4