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[After being away from 40k for over a decade, my 2 sons and I have made 3 armies and we're enjoying starting up - forgive the newbie questions :(]

Been over the 7th guide several times and we're having trouble reconciling this. When my Chaos Daemon army is summoning a unit in the Psychic Phase, do I need to make a 'Reserve Roll'? The Conjuration section points to Deep Strike and that points to Reserves, so we're not sure how far to take this?

Since I make my Psychic rolls, got my required warp charges, and perhaps suffered a peril, I wouldn't think I still have to make a Reserve Roll as well.

They arrive via Deep Strike. No need to roll for reserves. The page reference is only to point you to the rules for arriving via Deep Strike. It doesn't mean for you to roll for reserves.

No, only considered as having arrived from reserve once the rule is resolved, and when you have resolved you do not again check for if you are trying to arrive from reserves (which is where the requirement for the reserve roll is).

and even if you mishap on the scatter and go into ongoing reserves, you automatically come on in the following turn without having to roll reserves.

In my case there are no units in reserve, just a Tzeentch army and I'm looking to summoning to have a chance. I still don't think I have a full understanding on deepstrike mishaps either, because I thought friendly models could be "in the way" but in a few places here in the forums I read the opposite where friendly models could be moved?

No, friendly models also cause mishaps.