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You cannot safely dive with a broken bone. If it is a leg bone, it could be very hard to swim during Scuba diving. If you have a broken arm bone, you could have trouble getting out of something if you get stuck. It is really unsafe to dive with a broken bone. When I got SCUBA certified, I learned never to dive with a broken bone, and to stay out of the water.
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