We have studied frequency dependence of capacitance properties of aluminum gallium nitride/gallium nitride (AlGaN/GaN) heterostructures with interface traps at the AlGaN/GaN interface. We have shown that ability of charge in interface traps to respond to external measuring signal is responsible for the frequency dispersion of capacitance curves. The difference between capacitance curves measured at low and high frequencies in experimental structures is similar to the difference between simulated capacitances of the heterostructures with interface traps measured at low and high frequencies. At a high frequency when the charge in interface traps does not follow the measuring signal, the capacitance curves are only shifted in voltage compared to the curve of the structure without interface traps. But for low frequency a capacitance peak is observed. Interface traps hence contribute to experimentally observed capacitance dispersion.