You only need worry about the CEL (Check Engine Lamp) if you live in an area that has Enhanced Emissions Testing (like California).
I would guess that the code that caused your CEL to come on refers to a leak in the Evaporative Emissions System (EVAP).
At the age of your vehicle and it's mileage, it is indeed covered under both the basic and Emissions warranties. Be aware that it is standard dealer procedure to require your authorization for inspection and diagnosis of the problem. Usually 1 hour of labor. If the service department determines that the problem is covered by your warranty, then you should be no charged.
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