You are correct, you only need to enter the 1099-B, if you know the correct Cost Basis for your stock.
After entering the 1099-B, say NO to 'is this employee stock ' which will avoid all the confusion with entering vesting info, stock sold for taxes, etc. since this income has been reported on your W-2.
Click this link for more info on How to Enter 1099-B.
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