Cisco Switching/Routing :: Correct 2960 For Small Datacentre

I have two cabinets in a datacentre (with 12 CAT5 links available between them), at the moment I just have a single firewall and a very basic 3Com 2824 unmanaged gigabit switch in each cabinet that are connected together.  This works perfectly as the traffic use is very light and is typically server->firewall->Internet rather than too much heavy inter-server traffic.I want to improve the redundancy and reliability however.  So I plan to get two Fortigate firewalls, put them in a HA cluster and have one in each cabinet with connections to the WAN.  The servers are all VMware so have mulitple NICs teamed.  The last bit then is between the VMware host servers and the firewalls - the switches.  I'd like to have each server connected to two switches to give multiple paths, so I'm looking at two switches per cabinet.  From doing a fair bit of reading it looks like I'll have no problem with this, STP should be able to sort out the multiple routes to whichever firewall is the active member at the time.  There will be some need for basic VLANing as I would like to separate management traffic and certain servers I wouldn't expect to exceed 5-10 VLANs.
 
As I said the traffic is very light and from what I can tell I don't require any "fancy" features, and given the I need to buy four switches I'm trying choose a switch that is reliable but will do the job and not much more.  If we experience growth down the road then we can buy more expensive switches then.  So I've been looking at the WS-C2960-48TT-S and the WS-C2960-48TT-L, the first using the LAN Lite software while the second uses the LAN Base.  The LAN Base version is virtually twice the price so I'm wondering if there are any features of LAN Base that are required in my scenario?  I've done quite a bit of reading but cannot really see a reason why LAN Lite should not work fine, but don't want to discover I missed something when it is too late .