We know that if there is a flat surface with friction, a ball rolling without slipping will conserve its energy, as friction does no work on the ball.
$$\Delta E = 0 $$
Because kinetic energy is conserved, then the translational kinetic energy will remain constant, meaning that the velocity of the center of mass of the ball will remain constant.
However, because there is a force of friction being applied, we know the following:
$$F_f=F_n \mu_s = mg\mu_s$$
$$a_{cm}=\frac{mg\mu_s}{m} $$
Since we know that this is the acceleration of the center of mass, then how does the center of mass of the ball continue forward with a constant velocity, as shown by conservation of energy?