Given the vulnerability, also confirmed here
https://nordvpn.com/blog/what-is-smb/ and perhaps why win10 disabled it. I personally wouldn't want to use it, but that has to be your choice.
As an Avast user not Avast Team member, I can't say as to whether Avast would still protect you is dependant on said vulnerability and how it is being exploited. Whilst the Web Shield is likely to still be scanning downloaded content, I don't know if that would extend to all devices
Given how old the SMBv1 is I would really be looking at replacing it rather than hoping Avast would protect systems/devices hanging of the router.
SMBv1 was released in 1984 by IBM for file sharing in DOS. Microsoft modified and updated it in 1990.
Where did you find that you were using SMBv1 ?