I believe you rather should recrystallize the substance 2-3 times, so that it will become pure, and then it will have a mp of say 194-195°C if the literature value is 195°C.
If your substance is not pure, then its melting point is of little value for identification purposes. If you have an authentic sample, a mixed melting point could be taken (and the melting point should not be depressed compared to either of the samples), and that is a good identification method. If the samples aren't the same, the mix mp will be lower.