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Maybe someone else can answer the SES-specific implementation details pertaining to your question, so take my following answer with a grain of salt.
Basic auth is a challenge-response mechanism, so it is generally considered best practice to only send credentials when prompted. This allows for redirects to occur for example (e.g. upgrade the connection to HTTPS if initiated over HTTP), so the credentials only being sent when necessary.
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Would be really handy if SNS could do preemptive authentication, like most http clients support. Would save both sides from duplicate requests.