COMT V158M ++
COMT H62H ++
VDR Taq ++
MAO-A R297R ++
CBS C699T ++
MTHR X677T +-
MTR A2756G +-
BHMT-08 +-
SHMT1 C1420T +-
I've crossed out the ones which Yasko and geneticgenie report backwards - you have the safer version of those.
MTHFR C677T can mean methylfolate production is reduced to 65% of normal. SHMT1 can make this somewhat worse. Hence methylfolate supplementation is probably needed.
MTRR A2756G might benefit from B12 supplementation, but I doubt much is needed since your other MTR and MTRR SNPs are normal. You might be fine with what's in a normal multivitamine or B complex, but the active forms are probably better.
BHMT might result in homocysteine getting a bit elevated. Taking care of B12 and methyfolate could help with that, if that is the case.
COMT and MAOA suggest you might be slow in using up methyl groups, hence high doses of supplements with methyl groups might be unpleasant. This probably won't be a problem if you stay with a normal multivitamin or B-complex, but if you want to try high doses of B12, hydroxoB12 would be a safer form than methylB12.
Summary:
Methylfolate and B12 supplementation are indicated, but staying within "normal" doses might be sufficient. The hydroxocobalamin form of B12 is probably safer if you want to try higher doses of that.