One of the simplest methods would be as follows:

Create a base layer and fill it with your desired flat colour.
Place your image on the layer above.
If the image is not already black and white then go to Image > Adjustments > Desaturate to remove the colour.
Set the image layer blend mode to MULTIPLY in the layers palette.
Place your white text on top of the image.

Done.

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