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Yes, why would expect otherwise?
Unless you've got signal issues, wifi doesn't add more than a few ms
Because I know very little about network and is why I’m seeking help/input. Thank you for your input.
Radio waves travel at close to the speed of light. Latency generally just comes from raw distance, unless the packets are being processed by a slow / overloaded device on route.
If the wifi has to retry a lot due to noise or low signal you'll see loss and latency spikes, but otherwise its very little.