Not sure if this is what you're after but a few basic/minor/obvious things spring to mind:
Being able to dress 'well' and look professional in a fraction of the time it takes a woman to achieve the same 'standard' of presentation.
Never wondering if your boss or the person interviewing you is wondering about your family situation / number of children / plans to have children and therefore whether you should be hired/promoted. A man with 3 kids is just a worker, kids irrelevant... a woman with 3 kids will take time off, be late etc etc (not true, and when it is this is often down to expectations rather than a father being unable to play his role, but I know for sure it goes through employers' minds).
Never/rarely queuing for the loo (though to be fair, ladies' loos are often in a better state than gent's!)
Far less likely to feel unsafe in any number of situations e.g. walking home in the dark, getting into a taxi alone, being approached / receiving unwanted attention.
Able to be direct and honest at work rather than carefully phrasing what you say in order to avoid being considered feisty / difficult / opinionated / too big for your boots.
Far less likely to be negatively judged for being a working parent (totally the norm for men) OR for choosing to stay at home to raise children (men who do so still have a certain level of novelty and while no doubt they feel that some people raise eyebrows about it, many others praise their dedication or skills or modern approach).
Less likely to be put down due to their gender... of course this does happen on both sides (men are slow, crap at parenting, emotionally stunted, only interested in sport/beer, and other such nonsense) but it feels like women have this worse. So many insults to men insinuate femininity or else outright state things like 'women drivers' or, for kids, 'you throw like a girl'. Even our worst insults are 'female'... dick or bellend is nowhere near as offensive as cunt, and pussy suggests weakness.
I'm v interested to see what others post!!