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You can report both incomes if you will also file Form I-864A as a household member. Otherwise, only report your wife's income since she is the sponsor.

The answer might change a bit depending on the date when you became a permanent resident and on your age when you were convicted of these offenses. But with 99% certainty, you are not eligible for naturalization. Moreover, you are subject to deportation as a person who has committed two crimes of moral turpitude. Filing an application for naturalization will almost surely land you in removal proceedings in the Immigration Court. I would suggest getting a consultation with an immigration attorney to see whether there is anything that can be done about your situation. Perhaps the cases against you can be reopened; or you might have some special circumstances in the family that would warrant special treatment in the immigration court. You might, of course, just quietly remain a permanent resident. But the chances are that your criminal record will come to the attention of the Immigration either when you file for renewal of your green card - or when you get arrested again (doesn't matter for what - for another theft, for jaywalking, or simply for being in a wrong place at a wrong time). When it happens, there might be no time to do anything to change the outcome of the removal proceedings. So, I would say, finding a good attorney now is a very good idea.

Your case is complicated and requires the help of an immigration lawyer. You can come back with a waiver but it is going to take some times. Do not enter the U.S. without inspection again as it will only complicate your case and kill any chance you have to re-unite with your family.