Here is my take on your question, from personal experience and researching this matter. Think of it this way SSDT's primary use case is, if you only need to develop solutions for SSIS, SSRS, SSAS etc. Although you are using Visual Studio, you are not using the version of Visual Studio like Community/Professional/Enterprise editions which are targeted for .NET Core 3.x or .NET Framework 4.8.x & have additional benefits you may not use. A good question to help decide is this: will you be creating MVC Webb Apps, WPF Applications? if the answer is no, then SSDT will provide all that you need. I wouldn't use Report Build for SSRS, because it lacks much of the functionality you will need to increase productivity and versioning (Team Explorer).