Place a boolean function in an if expression

Question

I support the VB6 application. For Boolean functions, the original authors store the return value in a boolean before checking the result in the If expression. I prefer to place the function directly in the If statement. Is this a matter of preference or am I missing a potential trap in my style?

Original style of the author

bReturn = IsThisFun(maintainingVb6)
If bReturn = True Then
    'You haven't used .NET
Else
    'blah
End If

My style

If IsThisFun(maintainingVb6) Then
    'You haven't used .NET
Else
    'blah
End If

I am not sure if there is a suitable terminology for these different approaches that may have allowed me to skip the previous entry in this thread.

thank

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End If