Both simpleEncode() functions (js and php) support a maxValue
parameter but your PHP version defaults the max value to the maximum
value in your array. As such the PHP version is scaling your data as
if it was specified in the 0--61 range.

Your 39 becomes (39 / 43) * 61 = 55 (or s:3)
Your 43 becomes (43 / 43) * 61 = 61 (or s:9)
etc.

If you manually specify the maxValue parameter as 61 you should see
the simple encoded values you're expecting.

Cheers,
K
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