Capital gains are capital gains.
In fact, a Form 1099-B merely breaks down the components of a transaction (which often results in capital gain).
Further, most of the larger brokerage firms issue consolidated 1099-B forms that include interest, dividends, and capital gain distributions.
Regardless, the instructions in the link I posted are fairly clear and not as I suggested earlier with respect to Form 8949 (unless you have other capital gains to report).
