Take a look at /themes/X/header.php where X is teh name of the theme you are using
Near the top, you shoudl see ...
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$html .= '"><td class="title" nowrap="nowrap" valign="bottom"><a href="'. $gl[BasePath].'/'.$index.'"';
if ($usesession == "yes"){$html .= "?". session_name() . "=" . session_id() . "";}
$html .= " target=\"_top\"><img src=\"./themes/" . $theme . "/title.gif\" align=\"left\" width=\"200\" height=\"49\" ";
$html .= "border=\"0\" ";
$html .= "alt=\"" . $gl["SiteTitle"] . "\" title=\"" . $gl["SiteTitle"];
$html .= "\" /></a></td><td class=\"title\" align=\"right\" nowrap=\"nowrap\"> ";
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Note the middle line that creates the IMG SRC tag, and has the height and width set
If you've just replaced title.gif with a different image, correct the hieght and width to those of your new image,
but, if you want text there... You'll need to edit a couple line
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$html .= '"><td class="title" nowrap="nowrap" valign="bottom"><a href="'. $gl[BasePath].'/'.$index.'"';
if ($usesession == "yes"){$html .= "?". session_name() . "=" . session_id() . "";}
$html .= " target=\"_top\">YOUR SITE NAME</a></td><td class=\"title\" align=\"right\" nowrap=\"nowrap\"> ";
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the table cell that contains this link has the class="title" , so the previous style sheet entry I mentioned should work... providing you saved the style.css file into the theme directory you are using.