What is the result of using the `table` command in a Splunk search?

The table command in Splunk is specifically designed to organize and present search results in a clear, tabular format. When you use this command, you can specify which fields should be included in the output, allowing for an easily readable and structured display of those particular pieces of data. This is especially useful for presenting relevant information from a large dataset, making it easy for users to analyze and interpret the results.

In contrast, creating a summary of all events is not the purpose of the table command; this is typically achieved using other commands or techniques. Filtering events based on specific criteria is achieved through commands like search or where, while generating alerts is managed through alerting functions rather than through the table command. Thus, the unique role of the table command is to format the data display, which makes option B the correct choice.