If you have programming experience you could develop a simple shell extension on your own. Unfortunately I don't know such a shell extension that would fit your needs. If you don't want that the only alternative would be installing a Windows Shell-extension that add an custom column showing the file creation date in the format you have in mind. If you want to change the date format you can do so in Windows settings as shown in this question: How to make Windows file explorer show full dates for files - including year? The date format used by the Windows Explorer is the one defined globally. This will open the Modification date options menu and you will be able to choose between the following values: today, yesterday, this week, this month, last month, etc. Regarding the date format this can not be configured for the "Creation Date" column only. To start, click on the Search Tools tab that is located in the part of the screen, and on Refine. Therefore if you open a different folder in Explorer you again have to add the Creation Date column for that folder. Note that this setting is folder-specific.
Switch Windows Explorer to column view, right click a column header and and in the context menu that pops up select "Creation Date" for enabling the additional column. You can show the "creation date" that is stored for files in the Windows Explorer easily:
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