The midfielder struck a minute into injury-time for Everton's equaliser to earn the point.
Dewsbury-Hall said afterwards: "It was a bit of a rollercoaster game. We knew it would be a tough game. They have strengths that they play to well.
"Maybe a draw is a fair result. The fact we came from behind twice shows the mentality of the lads - we never give up, ever. Nice to score a late goal and at least take something away from it."
On his goal, he recalled: "I saw it go over my head from the cross and I thought let me just get in there in case something comes. I'm happy I scored because I should've scored 20 minutes before which I was disappointed with.
"Cliche as it is, if you don't win try not to lose and we did that. Pleasing to react from going behind twice. That could be a massive point at the end of the season.
"A massive game (against Liverpool) next week and let's try and get another good result."