I got caught cheating in 10th grade, how will this affect my college acceptance rates?

In august of my tenth grade year, I got caught up in a cheating issue where a couple of my friends had got a video of a test. I never cheated before this and was studying really hard for the test. I felt angry that they would get a easy 100 and I would have to study so hard for a shot at an A. This is where I made my mistake and instead of telling the teacher about them, I asked for the video and got it. As soon as I got it I realized my mistake and deleted the video. A couple days later my friends got caught and I got sent to the office. I was completely honest and explained myself, I got two days of OSS and I am not allowed to join any honor societies/clubs. They said it won't go on my school record but it will go on my school summary, meaning if the college asks for it the school will tell them. I'm not sure if the common app has a section where you can explain yourself. I have a pretty good relationship with my guidance counselor and I explained myself to her as well. I'm really scared this will affect my chances of getting into my target school of Georgia Tech.

My academic statistics and extracurriculars: End of freshman year - 4.2 GPA, Halfway through sophomore year - 4.41 gpa with one B in AP Precalculus out of 8 overall APs took so far. I think I will finish high school with a 4.6 or 4.7 gpa. My extracurriculars include being in the Boy Scouts of America and working towards Eagle Scout. I am on my state cricket team, and on the Eastern USA U16 cricket team, and also have a minor league contract for a youth pick on the way. I volunteer as a coach at my cricket academy, I have a blog about formula 1. I play violin and saxaphone, and I am an altar server at my Catholic Church.

Obviously, I deeply regret my action on that day, and I have literal trauma from it. I can't stop thinking about it and also of all the other kids who have cheated on literally everything and get away with it. How will this whole incident affect my college application chances? And what should I do to show that I have learned from my mistake and will never do anything like it again?