In the evolving college admissions landscape, some colleges are "test blind," which means they won't look at SAT or ACT scores at all. Other colleges may be "test optional," which means you have the option of sending your test scores, and having great scores can still increase your chances of getting into those colleges. Then the rest of colleges are just requiring test scores.
So until and unless you are 100% certain which colleges are on your list and what their score requirements will be the year that you apply, you're better off having great scores and not needing them than needing great scores and not having them.