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It is effected by, but it's not dictated by... If you have low humidity in the house it will be harder to keep the humidity up in the incubator, and the reverse is true if you have high humidity in the house it will be easier to keep the humidity up, as the incubator is not air tight and thus...

The heating element in the incubator will drive out the ambient air humidity... If you have a humidity gauge in there and it's doing fine, then yes there is no need to add more, but don't just assume that because your house is at 60% humidity that the inside of the incubator is as well...