Sorry, i mixed them up in the brakets, the indicative is gusta, and the subjunctive gustaria :)

The verb 'gustar' (to like) is conjugated in two different modes, the subjunctive (gusta), and the indicative (gustaría). To say it easy, the general difference between this two modes is that one describes reality as it is in fact, and the other describes hypothetical or potential realities. If you say me gusta, you will mention something that you like in deed. If you say me gustaría, you will mention something that may happen. Hope this clarifies the difference. Best regards, Alejo.

Ma gustaría = i would like Me gusta = i like

Me gustaría - (I would like) Me gusta - It pleases me (me gustan las chicas) "girls are pleasing to me"

Washington is right. The only thing that I would add is that if requesting something at a restaurant for example, you would use "quisiera" to mean "I would like". "Me gustaría" is used more for hypothetical situations.