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It allows you to watch what is going on, see any troubles that come up and know what is being installed. Though, personally, I recommend using the terminal for all installs, as much as possible. I think it is likely you will need to use the terminal. That is odd that it is not in the Software Store here but is in the Ubuntu mate store.
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