In this case, we can refer to one of the laws of stoichiometry, Gay Lussac's law. This law tells us that: "In a reaction in which the temperature and pressure are constant, the volumes of all the gases involved in the reaction have a simple relationship to each other". It means that if for example in a water vapor reaction, we will need 2 volumes of hydrogen and 1 volume of oxygen reacting form 2 volumes of water vapor.
So, the answer will be the last one: If constant temperature and pressure are maintained