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I figured out how to do this with an elegant solution and less code instead of using hacks like the one I posted earlier.

CREATE TABLE #temp (
       Id INT IDENTITY(1,1), 
       ParentObject VARCHAR(255),
       [Object] VARCHAR(255),
       Field VARCHAR(255),
       [Value] VARCHAR(255)
)

INSERT INTO #temp
EXECUTE SP_MSFOREACHDB'DBCC DBINFO ( ''?'') WITH TABLERESULTS';

;WITH CHECKDB1 AS
(
    SELECT [Value],ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY ID) AS rn1 FROM #temp WHERE Field IN ('dbi_dbname'))
    ,CHECKDB2 AS ( SELECT [Value], ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY ID) AS rn2 FROM #temp WHERE Field IN ('dbi_dbccLastKnownGood')
)      
SELECT CHECKDB1.Value AS DatabaseName
        , CHECKDB2.Value AS LastRanDBCCCHECKDB
FROM CHECKDB1 JOIN CHECKDB2
ON rn1 =rn2

DROP TABLE #temp

Edit: Paul Randal mentioned that this displays the last *clean* DBCC CHECKDB ran date rather than last DBCC CHECKDB ran date.

Acknowledgements: Aaron Alton, Ward Pond, Paul Randal, Jonathan Kehayias