You're experiencing "converter drainback" where the torque converter partially empties itself into the transmission case. This raises the fluid level far above normal. When it starts, regardless of the length of time cranking, the movement of the gears inside splashes fluid out of the dipstick tube. Have a transmission shop check the valve body to see if the converter "anti-drainback" valve is not seating properly.
Jerry


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