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The easiest way to do this is to look at the CloudTrail event for each API call. If the endpoint is being used then there will be vpcEndpointId value in the event.
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I noticed that "vpcEndpointId" is present even for the events when no point existed. Not sure why that's there.
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Ah wonderful, what I was looking at was working, but instead I discovered RedShift wasn't using it probably because it doesn't have enhanced VPC enabled.
Depending on what you're doing; AWS services (RDS, Redshift and others) will access S3 without going through your VPC - they have other networking connections that allow them to connect to S3 independently and that's how they would work in a VPC without Internet access or a private endpoint.