I think that most of us use the glassless carriers on Omega D enlargers with the Dichro II color head because it tends to keep the negatives relatively cool so that they don’t expand and belly upward and out of the plane focus due to heating as is likely with a condenser head without heat absorbing glass.
The Dichro II head has a UV/IR filter on the outside of each mixing chamber. The light passes through the dichroic filters and then through the UV/IR filter of the mixing chamber where it bounces around and finally passes through the bottom diffuser to illuminate the negative.
I’ve not had any negative popping with the Dichro II head and, therefore, don’t need a glass carrier as is sometimes necessary with a hot condenser light source.
Don’t overlook the possibility of using below the lens VC filters if you find this more practical in using variable contrast B&W papers. In this case, you’d leave the dichroic filters all set to zero.