What is the difference between unlevered and levered free cash flow?

Unlevered means without the effects of debt. Therefore, unlevered free cash flows are cash flows before the effects of debt. They do not include interest or any debt payments or borrowings.

Levered means with the effect of debt. Therefore, levered free cash flows are cash flows with the effects of debt. They include after-tax interest expenses as well as any debt payments or borrowings.