Yes, same meaning, but the connotations are different: Let me lay it out for you. [as in presenting/spreading on a table Let me spell it out for you. [as in spelling a word
Let me lay it out for you - let me show you the whole picture, explain in detail what will happen. You didn't have all the information before, and now you will. (It's possible the person thinks you should have been able to figure it out for yourself, but it could simply be new information.)