your Mac (since OS Catalina, I believe) will read the NTFS drive but it can’t write to it, which can pose problems down the line, if you want to install something new on that drive.
If you must keep the drive NTFS formatted, there is 3rd party software that can help with this.
I would simply copy the data to another drive temporarily, format the SSD drive to APFS, then copy the data back. Unless you need to access the drive from a PC as well, then I would choose exFAT.
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