Hi Amanda!
Congratulations on your new acquisition!
I bought the same scope recently as well.
The information provided so far is perfection and Allan is proving to be the master of the Orion XTg scopes!
I bought the Orion 6mm Planetary for admiring our friends in the solar system! The only thing I've found is the scope collects alot of light and I found Saturn to be very bright, to the point of missing detail. I haven't had a chance to use some filters, but I'm hoping they will improve the experience.
On the subject of magnification, it is possible to get some extreme magnification going, the problem you'll run into going beyond 200x is you end up making atmospheric instability more obvious/distracting.
If you want to figure out the magification you'll get with any given eyepiece - take your focal length (1200mm) and divide it by the eye piece. For a 6mm eye piece: 1200/6 = 200 power.
Along with the fellow IIS peoples, I recommend you do some browsing in the eye piece section of these forums and bask in the wisdoms on offer!
Clear skies!