Task scheduling for virtual machines (VMs) has shown to be essential for the effective development of cloud computing at the lowest cost and fastest turnaround time. A number of research gaps about job schedule optimization are included in the current paper. A thorough analysis of the data generated by this activity is essential to resolving the resource allocation mechanism of the cloud architecture. To fully utilize virtual machines with a similar weight distribution, a strategy-oriented mixed support and load balancing structure has been developed in this work. To minimize make-span time and accomplish initial load balancing, the SPSO-TCS technique combines Time-Conscious Scheduling with Supportive Particle Swarm Optimization. Finding the optimal make span time minimization for each virtual environment is the aim of this stage. Its main objective is to discover the sequence of activities with the least computation time and to reduce the time required to finish each operation. Utilizing the hybrid idea leads to a decrease in makespan and the use of the least amount of energy.