This will install a package called gdm too, which is the "Display Manager" (the program that shows you the login screen - and that will setup the basic graphic environment), and will ask you if you want to use gdm or lightdm (the original Display Manager of Unity).
You can install just gnome-shell if you want, but be warned that this would be an untested (and unsupported) configuration - the desktop configuration is made assuming the presence of the default apps(1). This will install the gnome-shell and a series of default applications for the Gnome Desktop experience. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-gnome-desktop This is recommended as it does not need to add PPAs. Use the version distributed by Ubuntu Gnome 14.04, which is the Gnome 3.10 version. I imagine that the OP meant he want have the Gnome Desktop environment on his or her Ubuntu 14.04.
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