You can set the column list by passing the argument -o : cols, where cols is a string containing a sequence of column title/column type pairs, with commas separating the column title and the corresponding type following it, as well as separating a column type from the next column's title. That defaults to printing the columns you've set up in Wireshark or, if you've never edited the column list in Wireshark, the default column list. Just try running, for example, "c:\Program Files\Wireshark\tshark.exe" -r D:\capturefiles\Daily-capture-_00001_20191110143657.pcap.
If by "human-readable, plain text output file with the correct columns" you mean output like the packet summary pane in Wireshark, there is an alternative to -T, -E, and -e.
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