As you can see, there are many opinions on this, many different ways. ;)
Mix the glyphosate on the heavy side of the label, and should be fine without. Most glyphosate has some form of surfactant in the jug already. What is the brand name of yours, we can look up the label? Sometimes the wrong 'crop oil' (there are three different types...) can argue with what is already in the jug and make things worse in the end....
What does help glyphosate a lot is some form of N in the water, only takes a little. AMS is granular like sugar, 40lb bag treats 300 gallon tank of spray. There are liquid versions too, many different names. It helps soften your water, glyphosate doesn't work well in hard water, and it helps the weeds grow a tad so they die better, is why you want to add some.
I have heard of others mixing 24D with glyphosate, but it used to be that didnt work - one kills the green part real fast, and the other kills the plant real slow by moving down to the root first. They would cancel each other out and not work near as good as either by the self. But, it must work as a lot do that.
It's been done every which way, it will work out for you however you try it.
I'd try to find a little AMS or liquid N to add, that does help condition the water so it all works better.
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