Igual de bien

It can mean "I put in unnecessary effort." "To get to New York in time for the meeting, I paid $250 for tickets on the high-speed Acela train; then I found the meeting was rescheduled for late in the day, and I could just has well have bought cheap tickets on the regular train." It can mean "I _didn't_ put in extra effort, and, by pure luck, I didn't need to." "It was just as well I didn't buy those Acela tickets, because the meeting was cancelled." It can mean "Two unequal things work equally well for your purpose." "Do you really need a $5,000 Rolex when a $20 Timex will tell the time just as well?" "Of course the kids enjoyed Walt Disney World, but, honestly, I think they'd have liked any amusement park just as well."

It's an informal way of saying it is fortunate. I've linked you to a site with an example sentence in English with Spanish translation. Hope it helps :). http://www.wordreference.com/es/translation.asp?tranword=just%20as%20well