There are a lot of posts out there about how to send e-mails in Dynamics. It's something we've all been doing for years, but a lot of us could be doing it better. Most of the material I see out there uses the SysMailerSMTP class, which means committing to a protocol that was first devised in 1982. It also implies committing to a protocol that may not be the same as what was configured in your D365 system.
There's a system parameter that dictates the E-mail provider used by batch classes. I think it's a good practice to use that. Since it's 2019 (or later because I don't know when you're reading this), you probably shouldn't be using SMTP at all in a production environment, but I don't know your life. The overall key is using the SysMailerFactory::getNonInteractiveMailer() method; this will always keep your code synced with your system configuration.
