How far should you go pre-flop with pocket pairs

Hey everyone, I started playing Poker again after a couple of months break when I lost all of my bankroll, and now I'm begining to look at it way more seriously. I'm playing at 1/2NL 6-max currently.

It happens a lot. I've won big pots when making a set and going against overpairs. The thing is, how far should I take it?

odds of a set are 7.5 to 1 and most players are willing to put all of their stacks in the middle or at least a fair part of it in the middle in later streets when holding an overpair. I will use my most recent story as an example:

6max table 1/2

I raise to 4 UTG with Pocket 10s
Action is folded to the agressive cutoff who raises to 12 with AA
Button and the Blinds fold
The flop comes 10s 7s 3d
I lead with my top set with 14
I get raised to 50 at which point I'm almost sure I'm going against an overpair, so I 3-bet shove
The villain makes that hero call and flips over Aces
I win the pot


Ok, I know it all depends on the player, but even if he/she will risk 50% of their stacks in the following scenario I would get roughly 7.8:1 pot odds which is profitable in the long run, so what do you think guys?

He still has around 9% chance to hit his own set and sometimes there are runner runner straights/flushes. You don't win every time with a set vs overpair.

As long as preflop stays relatively cheap it's always profitable. I think if he shoves pre we have to let it go unless our opponent has a higher vpip then we will run into weaker hands a lot of the times.

Players at those levels play very fishy poker so i would shove my over pair too