This research aimed to investigate team member homogeneity's influential progress on team performance. Convenience sampling was conducted within the population of undergraduate university students of Yuan Ze University. A total of 600 questionnaires were distributed; 496 were returned, which achieved a valid response rate of approximately 82.67%. The returned data was statistically analyzed using SPSS 12.0 for descriptive statistics and Pearson Product-moment correlation analysis. Also, Amos 7.0 was used for Structural Equation Modeling (SME) statistical analysis. The results were as follows: 1. Team member homogeneity has a direct and positive impact on emotional connection. 2. Team member homogeneity influences communication efficiency directly and positively. 3. Emotional connection has a direct and positive influence on communication efficiency. 4. Communicational efficiency influences communication frequency directly and positively. 5. Communication frequency has a negative impact on conflict. 6. Communication frequency positively influences reliance, which means communication frequency has a positive impact on the reliance among team members. 7. Conflict influences job involvement negatively, which means conflict has a negative relationship with job involvement. 8. Reliance influences job involvement directly and positively. 9. Job involvement has a direct and positive impact upon team performance.