PDF without extensive data "Document Overhead"

Hi!
How do I create in Indd a PDF without additional data "Document Overhead"? These data are very comprehensive and greatly increase the file size (68 MB)
I use the PDF sets to create the file:
Description
    [Based on 'Adobe PDF 1.7 Arch 96 ppi'] [Based on '[PDF/X-4:2008]'] Use these settings to create Adobe PDF documents that are to be checked or must conform to PDF/X-4:2008, an ISO standard for graphic content exchange. For more information on creating PDF/X-4 compliant PDF documents, please refer to the Acrobat User Guide. Created PDF documents can be opened with Acrobat and Adobe Reader 5.0 and later.
PDF Preset: Adobe PDF 1.7 Arch 96 ppi
Compatibility: Acrobat 8/9 (PDF 1.7)
Standards Compliance: None
General
    Pages: All
    Spreads: Off
    Generate Thumbnails: Off
    Optimise PDF: On
    Create Acrobat Layers: Off
    Export Layers: Visible and Printable Layers
    Include Bookmarks: On
    Include Hyperlinks: On
    Export Nonprinting Objects: Off
    Export Visible Guides and Baseline Grids: Off
    Create Tagged PDF: Off
    Interactive Elements: Do Not Include
Compression
    Colour Images
        Bicubic Downsample at: 96 ppi
        for images above: 96 ppi
        Compression: JPEG
        Tile Size: N/A
        Quality: High
    Greyscale Images
        Bicubic Downsample at: 96 ppi
        for images above: 96 ppi
        Compression: JPEG
        Tile Size: N/A
        Quality: High
    Monochrome Images
        Bicubic Downsample at: 600 ppi
        for images above: 600 ppi
        Compression: CCITT Group 4
    Compress Text and Line Art: On
    Crop Image Data to Frames: On
Marks and Bleeds
    Crop Marks: Off
    Bleed Marks: Off
    Registration Marks: Off
    Colour Bars: Off
    Page Information: Off
    Page Mark Type: Default
    Weight: 0.25 pt
    Offset: 2.117 mm
    Use Document Bleed Settings: Off
    Bleed Top: 0 mm
    Bleed Bottom: 0 mm
    Bleed Inside: 0 mm
    Bleed Outside: 0 mm
    Include Slug Area: Off
Output
    Colour Conversion: Convert to Destination
    Destination: eciRGB v2
    Profile Inclusion Policy: Don't Include Profiles
    Simulate Overprint: N/A
    Output Intent Profile Name: N/A
    Output Condition: N/A
    Output Condition Identifier: N/A
    Registry Name: N/A
Advanced
    Subset Fonts Below: 100%
    Omit PDF: Off
    Omit EPS: Off
    Omit Bitmap Images: Off
    Transparency Flattener Preset: N/A
    Ignore Spread Overrides: N/A
Security
    N/A
Warnings
PDF 68 MB:
In Adobe Acrobat Pro I can get rid of these data by optimization of the document and reduces the file to size 16 MB!?
After optimize PDF in Acrobat PDF 16 MB!
How to create a PDF straight from the indd? Which settings are responsible for these?
Regards!

Hi Cropas!
As stated above my PDF export settings you can read that this option is set to OFF. <Create Tagged PDF: Off>.
Indd can not cope with this option for embedded PDF document indd?

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