The group, known as the al-Nusra Front until it broke off formal ties with al-Qaeda last July, is considered a terrorist group by international powers backing a shaky ceasefire.
State TV said the local head of military intelligence was among the dead.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a monitoring group, said attackers targeted the headquarters of military security in the city and also a branch of state security.
Image copyright AFP Image caption Government forces have controlled Homs since December 2015Gunmen and suicide bombers have attacked security bases in the western Syrian city of Homs killing at least 32 people.
State TV said provincial army intelligence chief General Hassan Daabul, a close associate of President Bashar al-Assad, was among the dead.
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