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Yes, you are able to use your current world. Just use the command line to point to the world file, something like I have for my world:
I do it fairly often to both backup my worlds and to sometime try out new things on a "practice" local server.
Here’s a good tutorial it’s confusing because it uses the destination of the world file to YOUR OWN local worlds file unlike many many other dedicated servers which have thier own directory for the world file so you just need to change the name in the BAT file to your world name