postgis - Calling ST_Transform in geometry that is already in target srid?

I'm writing a function that has a geometry as a parameter that can be in different projections:

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION foo(in geometry) RETURNS boolean AS $$
DECLARE
    transformed_geom geometry := in;
BEGIN
    IF ST_SRID(transformed_geom) != 32737 THEN
        transformed_geom := ST_Transform(transformed_geom, 32737);
    END IF;
    [ ... ]
END;

$$ language plpgsql;

The function needs the geometry in a specific projection (32737) but I don't want to obligate the caller to make the transformation, I prefer to handle it inside the function.

The question is, instead of check the actual srid, it's safe to always call ST_Transform? Will do anything if the geometry is already in the target projection?

I check with a query like this that it seems to be safe, but it will be awesome if someone can confirm this as I did not see it in the docs.

SELECT ST_AsEWKT(geom), ST_AsEWKT(ST_Transform(geom, 32737)) FROM table_in_32737;

Answer

The function checks for same in and out srid, and returns untouched if so, as the source code shows:

/*
* If input SRID and output SRID are equal, return geometry

* without transform it
*/
if ( input_srid == output_srid )
    PG_RETURN_POINTER(PG_GETARG_DATUM(0));