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Structural level of enzyme-Enzyme-substrate interaction

On which structural level of enzyme (quaternary, tertiary, secondary or primary) does enzyme-substrate interaction depend?

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The substrate binds to enzyme in activation centers. These are specific 3 dimensional sites and therefore they depend upon protein tertiary as well as on quaternary structures. The primary and secondary structures, but, situation the other structures and so they are evenly significant.

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