There is no one size fits all. In my practice I have seen everything. People that set both eyes for distance, both for reading monofocal distance bias or near bias. I have had near sighted patients that think the greatest thing in the world would be not to have to wear glasses for distance but had surgery (elsewhere) and were stunning to find they could no longer read without glasses. I would suggest you read about light adjusted lens. At this time 11/2023 it is the state of the art and what I would choose if I were having cataract surgery. It allows the IOL power to be changed after surgery just using a special light.
Speaking only from my experience with trying out mono-vision with contacts once about a decade ago, I did not like it and would not myself roll the dice with trying it out again with IOLs. Thus my LE with a monofocal IOL placed in 2017 is -4.5D and my (so far) non-operative RE is/was -6.0D, and I continue using contacts or glasses for distance.
Speaking only from my experience with trying out mono-vision with contacts once about a decade ago, I did not like it and would not myself roll the dice with trying it out again with IOLs. Thus my LE with a monofocal IOL placed in 2017 is -4.5D and my (so far) non-operative RE is/was -6.0D, and I continue using contacts or glasses for distance.