You've got to weigh it up from your own perspective. There's all the obvious stuff like job security, is your house suitable, is your relationship good, childcare/support etc. But realistically you're not going to fall pregnant until at least June? So a due date of March next year... there might be a vaccine before then so life might be semi-normal... but we can't guarantee it. How do you think you'll handle the stress of being pregnant in the midst of a pandemic? Sometimes once you see the second line on your HPT the protective instinct kicks in instantly and you want to be confident you'll manage it ok if that happens to you.
Personally... I had a horrendous pregnancy, you expect things to go straight forward but that just didn't happen for me. I was in and out of the hospital several times with very heavy bleeds and altogether spent something like almost 30 days in the hospital and only made it to 33+2 before a full placental abruption.
If I'd have had to have done that pretty much alone (and who knows when visitors will be allowed) and with health care professionals all in PPE all the time I'm not sure how I'd have coped. My MH was very iffy towards the end of my pregnancy and it took me a long time (and therapy) to get past it which meant I didn't start enjoying motherhood until my baby was roughly 4 months old. We also both had to stay in the hospital for 9 days PP after I'd had an emergency section and lost a lot of blood, so you can imagine just how healthy I felt at that point? (I was a nervous wreck).
Having said all of that... most pregnancies aren't like mine was and we're considering TTC a second later this year/early next year. The current pandemic will factor into our final decision but after the therapy I had, I feel much better equipped for dealing with any potential traumas.
Sorry - reading that back it was meant to be neutral/reassuring, but I'm not sure it is. Whatever you decide, just try to be as realistic as possible (maybe even a 'pros and cons' list of waiting vs not waiting?)