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So it doesn't matter. Blender has a lot more you can do and while you can ignore everything and only concentrate on doing the models, you might still be introduced to more advanced concepts earlier, so it might be easier to start in Blockbench.
On the other hand, if you start in Blender you won't have to switch later on.
The important thing is learning to model, it doesn't really matter what you use. Just pick the one you feel more comfortable with or find tutorials more easily.