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Besides the existence of Smarty.class.php (which is also arguable), how do we know that a php project is using smarty template framework just by looking at its file structure?
Usually well-structured projects will have a template and template_c folder – although the names can be configured/changed. Additionally look for .tpl files in these folders.
The best approach I can see is to grep for common smarty functions like fetch/assign/display or common smarty tags like {foreach}, {assign}, {if}, etc.