The DBAN tool will detect an SSD drive like any other drive on a computer. DBAN is perfectly capable of wiping such a drive clean. However, given the fact that SSD drives are much more sensitive than the HDD alternatives, a DBAN wipe might end up shortening the life of an SSD. So, if you plan on never using the SSD in question again, go ahead and perform a wipe. If not, well, make sure that you understand the risks involved.