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In ALL cases, a maximised window on a desktop is supposed to be just that - it always should fill the desktop, and if the taskbar covers part of it, it is because it is not dropping out of sight when it should. It seems to cause the taskbar to pop up on mouse getting near in the same way as it does for a NONE-maximised desktop. If in addition to auto-hide, you also have set 'keep the taskbar on top of other windows', then the behaviour changes only for full-screen desktop. If a maximised window is present, the mouse will not cause the taskbar to pop up, you have to use the 'windows' key on the keyboard. If not maximised, the taskbar is not visible, but pops up when the mouse moves into the area where the taskbar will appear. The way it behaves when the desktop is showing a maximised window or not is as follows. You say you have done this, but the behaviour of the taskbar is simply to slide out of sight when the mouse does not hover over it.

Make sure Auto-hide the taskbar' is checked. Right-click the taskbar and select 'properties'.