php artisan serve --port=80
This will only work if you don't already have something (i.e. Apache) running on port 80.
Why bother for a tutorial? If you're that hung up on it, you might as well quit using artisan serve, install Apache and configure a VirtualHost.
I suppose that you can edit your hosts file and add test.com as an alias for 127.0.0.0.0
artisan serve uses the php build-in server and it is equivalent to
php -S localhost:8000 -t public
you can find more options in php documentation...
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